We are delighted to announce the completion of the restored Tower and Spire at St. Paul’s Pro Cathedral, a significant landmark in Valletta. The restoration project aimed at preserving the architectural heritage and spiritual significance of the Cathedral for future generations.

Built in 1844, St Paul’s Anglican Pro-Cathedral is one of the most universally recognised features of the Valletta skyline. Back in 2017 expert inspections had identified serious architectural problems, with parts of the building officially described as unstable.

Funding:
The project to restore and repair the iconic Cathedral tower and spire cost millions.
The restoration project benefited from 4.2 million EU funds under the European Regional Development Fund. The project was funded under PA 5 Protecting our environment – investing in natural and cultural assets.

Further funding was raised through donations, benefactors, government support, the MCVS co-financing grant and  National Development and Social Fund